CANADIAN CASUALTIESFred J. Tingley, Rapid City, Man ; i Thomas W. Staples, EnglandBrandon Man.Peter Niven, England.Robert T. Rorison, Eburne, B.C.Seriously HIINFANTRYIINFANTRYKilled in ActionMOUNTED RIFLESPresumed to Have DiedIArthur E. McGee, Garske N.D.IGassedJohn A. Thompson, Winnipeg: *u-1 Harry Lawson, England.Oied of Woundsr r« d J. Tingley, Grenfell, SaskCyril J. Shaughneasy, Toronto, Ont.Ilisted at Brandon, Man.I David Hood, Nutana, Sask.tARTILLERYWounded\\ m. E. Tucker, Lajord, SaskLce.-Cpl. John HallkLay, Scotland.DiedRobert McChesney, Scotland.PIJohn Hunter, Manville, Alta.Harris Proctor, l^achine Locks, Quo., j Gunner Norman Burgess, England. j Cpl. Robert Campbell, Scotland.Dangerou4y IIIAlbert EL Finlay, Scotland.Dangerously WoundedW a AUdiaon, Winnipeg.GassedWm. C. Smith, Vancouver, B.C.I Wm. A. Fisk, Pittsburg, Pa.Corp. Geo. Daniel Winnipeg,ENGINEERSK. Hod son, West Vancouver, B.C.WoundedMaurice Damois, France.Died of WoundsAllan W. Day Englandrcrdott Weber, Scott, Sask,lames W. Sutherland, Arden, Man.Alex. T. Boddie, ScotlandEdward II. Pitt, Sutherland, Sask.Sapper Jules Moray, Belgium.John C. Sinclair, Ianisfail, Alta.ILieut. Hugh Robertson, Fielding, ISask.Lieut. Vivien Lloyd Davies, Winnipeg, er;John W. Thomas, Saskatoon, Sask.Dangerously WoundedSr. Terence Greenwood, Winnipeg.j Wm. Bishop, Lily Plain, Sask. Robert B. Finlay, Stratford, Ont.Mn ! ticH. M Grant, Athabasca, Alta.Presumed to Have Died! P. Burnett, Harmattan, AltaWm. Donnelly, Victoria, B.C.Wounded, Returned to DutyveiSr. Chas. W. Thompson, Vernon, B.C.Foulks, Redcliff, Alti■ Wm. W. Johnston, Winnipeg.SERVICESErnest C. Potts, Calgary, Alta.! fOlt;Herbert J. Moore, England.visIlt;: 1 Sohlin, Wetasklwin, AltaMissingKilted by TrainVictor Grant, England.ditJoseph McFarlane, Craik, Sask.aU. Pierce, Edmonton, AltaJames M. Raneome, Calgary, Alta.Lce.-Cpl. Cydney C. Hepworth, Wey-iGeorfie E. McGee, Ionia, Mich.issiburn, Sask.Cancel Report. Woundedrtd Coilis. Lethbridge, AltaENGINEERSWoundedHayward V. Wedrick, Gull Lake, Sask.Prisoner of War at Limburg Seriously IIICorp. Malcolm C. Brown, Sedgewick, t Caspell, Cayley, Alta.| Alta. | INFANTRYJames V. Higginson, Rivers, Man.; j Killed in ActionW. H. Edwards, Indian Head, Sask.Burwell E. Hutchinson, Digby, N.S.Geoffrey Hollis, Carberry, Man.I! ceiArthur Smallwood, Kramer, Saskfalt;Melvil C. Grice, England.floenlisted at Brandon, Man.Lewis, Uttle Current, Sask.Murrey Isbister, Griswold, Man.. en-Missing, Believed KittedWm. G. Thompson, Flesherton, Ont imiSgt. Percival H. Patient, EnglandneI\ Edwards, Calgary, Alta.listed at Brandon, ManDavid S. Middleton, Leross, Sask.ENGINEERSotl]ARTILLERYThomas H. Sumersford, England.Presumed to Have Died*WoundedciaGassedLce.-Cpl. Samuel Anderson, Turtle- j Sr Henry Howell, England.IDied of WoundeChester Barden, Sterling, Coloford, Sask.p G Daniel. Winnipeg.Shell ShockMissingj Sr. Thomas F. Hart, Calgary.th«onWounded, Returned to DutyMEDICA SERVICESLce.-Cpl. Edgar R. Llewellyn, Dng- j Lieut. Charles Dalkeith Scott, Eng- * gr Henry Williams. Boonton, N.J.usiSeriously IIIland.anland.MEDICAL SERVICESBaird. Victoria, B.C.Wounded and GassedPrisoner of WarGassed, Returned to DutyWoundedFrederick Towns, Coronation, Alta. L *'red Man.v M. Mitchell, IaOc du Bonnet. Man.uotoas Moran. Matsqul, B.C.Capt. Franklin Fletcher Dunham,*IWoundedJoseph Ilindson, England.Henry G. Itone, Elphinstone, Man.Portage la Prairie, Man.iRobert Smith, ScotlandMOUNTED SERVICESAs the Old Boy says :Wounded\ Henry J. Sinclair, Kirkpatrick, Sask